Van Velde wins in 1,000 meters speed skating with world record

Van Velde wins in 1,000 meters speed skating with world record

SALT LAKE CITY, United States - Gerard van Velde of the Netherlands holds up a Dutch flag at the Utah Olympic Oval on Feb. 16 after winning the men's 1,00 meter speed skating in the Salt Lake City Winter Olympics and breaking the world record of 1 minute, 7.18 seconds.

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